“Records habitats” is born from the need to hold on to what, with the passing of time, becomes fragile: the memory of a life full of small gestures, moments, and emotions. Inspired by my grandparents’ story, I seek to transform memory into matter, to create a space that is not only told but also lived, breathed, and touched.

Through a process of research and intuition, I have developed a spatial language that, through forms, lights, and sounds, narrates fragments of a life journey. Each shape, each shadow, each subtle sound becomes part of an intimate story that transcends the personal case to connect with collective memory.

This journey is not intended to be just a nostalgic reconstruction, but an open dialogue between past and present, a way to inhabit absences, to honor the invisible footprints we leave in the world. It is an invitation to remember through the body and the senses, making tangible what is usually intangible: lived memory.

Veredict October 2025